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March 2014: 1St CCC Newsletter # 03-14 Well happy March Everyone! I hope you're all enjoying your classics as much as I'm enjoying mine. I got one of mine out for the first time since last Summer! Started it up without much trouble, but after driving it for a bit remembered why I put it away. Really need to work on the shift linkage so I can figure out what gear I might be going into. Oh well, that's why we love our classics . because they always need us. Speaking of “needing”, here are several classics that are looking for a new home: • 1987 Chevy Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe that the seller is asking $6,000.00 for; and . • 2000 Pontiac Firebird; 6 cylinder convertible with 27K original miles. Owner believes this may be a “one of a kind” car. Asking $22K. Both cars are featured here with pictures: www.californiacarclubs.com/forsale.htm Check them out! And now how about some automotive trivia! This one is simple, and straight forward; • What is a “Trafficator”? And the bonus trivia question; • What American car was the first to offer factory installed turn signals as standard equipment? And now on to what you're waiting for . the upcoming shows! March 2014: 1st: • Bakersfield, CA: Super Cruise Car Show; Hosted by the Bakersfield Car Club Council and the Society for Disabled Children. All proceeds will benefit the Society for Disabled Children of Kern County. It all happens at the Kern County Fairgrounds! Gate 28 opens at 8am for entry, with the show running from 10am till 3pm. Open to all vehicles and motorcycles. Info: Chris; 661-345-1627. Click here for the flyer and registration form. 8th: • El Segundo, CA; GTO 50 th Birthday Celebration; Featuring the “Best of the Best” muscle cars in Southern California! It all happens at the Automobile Driving Museum, 610 Lairport St. Meet the Godfather of the GTO, Mr. Jim Wangers. Info: www.theadm.org or call 310-909-0950. Click here for the flyer. • Pacific Grove, CA: Monterey Cars & Coffee: Join other car enthusiasts for this casual get together. Drink coffee and check out some great cars from the local area. Free; no registration required. Coffee and snacks available for purchase at Juice & Java. It all happens at 223 17th St in front of Fandango Restaurant. Info: [email protected] 15th: • Oceanside, CA: Hot Rod, Rat Rod, Custom Car & Bike Show; for South O Elementary! Come Enjoy Live Music, Prizes, Bounce Houses, Awards, Food, Free Spectator Admission. Vehicle Drive-in time will start at 7am at the Gate on S Horn St. If you're trailering you can park and unload at Generation Church 1106 Whaley St. 2 blocks North of the school and drive to staging area. Registration fee $25.00 for cars, $20.00 for bikes before March 1st. $30.00 Car and $25.00 Bike after March 1st and at the door. Entry will get 1 event shirt, goody bag while they last. First 200 will be given a dash plaque. Confirmations will be emailed upon received registration. Additional shirts can be purchased for $15.00 XL, LG, & SM, + $4 FOR 3XL. Judging and Awards Cars: Best: Under Construction, Rat Rod, Hot Rod, VW Bug, VW Van, Daily Driver, Truck,4-Wheel Drive Car or Truck, Modern Muscle, Competition Car, Special Interest, Exotic, Best of Show. Judging and Awards Bikes: Best: Chopper, Rat Bike, Bagger, Bobber, Rice, Competition, Special Interest, Best of Show, Best Bicycle. Best Tattoo contest Men & Women, Best Greaser, Best Rockability Men & Women, Boy & Girl 6-12, & Couple. Located at South Oceanside Elementary 1806 S. Horne St. Info: Dino Iacovino 760-802-3811 • Palm Springs, CA: Third Annual Raging Bull Chili Cookoff and Classic Car Show; All proceeds go to support charitable work in the Coachella Valley! (see list below). Hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Spa Resort Casino North Parking Lot, 401 E Amado Rd. Registration: $25.00 pre-registration per vehicle, $35.00 at the gate. Trophies, Cash Prizes, Chili Competition, Vendors, Live Music and Food! Info: Tom Albert at 760-346-9997 or [email protected] Registration Form: http://ragingbullchilicookoff.weebly.com/uploads/1/2/5/0/12507770/car_form.pdf. • Half Moon Bay, CA: 2nd Annual Cougar Car Show; 11am till 4pm at Half Moon Bay High School, Lewis Foster Drive (Closest Main access: Hwy 92, at Main Street.) Hosted by Half Moon Bay High School Industrial Arts Club. $20.00 suggested donation at the gate, day of event. Spectator cost $5.00. All Vehicles welcome. Info: E-mail, or phone Anthony, at [email protected]. Or call (650) 712-7200 x5113 22nd: • Chino, CA: 12th Annual Corn Feed Run Car Show & Cruise; presented by Kiwanis Club of Chino and City of Chino. The show runs 8am till 3pm and will be located in downtown Chino at the City Hall, 13220 Central Ave. Entry fee is $20.00 before March 8th; $25.00 after and includes tee shirt; spectators admitted free. Open to all pre ‘72 cars, all working show trucks and all motorcycles. 430 vehicles last year! 13 block cruising from 10:00 to 1:00; open header contest; awesome trophies; huge raffle plus great food and music. We have a huge display of operating antique engines set up by the WPA. All proceeds go to Local youth & senior charities of the Chino Kiwanis. General info Walt Pocock [email protected] or 909-591- 4162. Vendor info Josh Munch [email protected] or 909-334-3488 Click here for the flyer and here for the registration form. • Brea, CA: Brea Baptist Church's 6th Annual Family Fair & Car/Truck show; We fill our parking lot and street with Pre 76 American & Foreign classics , hot rods , customs , muscle cars , trucks , special Interest vehicles and Vintage Trailers . There will be lots vendors, food trucks, and a family entertainment area. The trophies are one of kind and $200.00 cash will go to the vehicle dub Best of Show. The raffle table will be full of great prizes. So come celebrate our 6th year with us . The show is open from 9am to 3pm and spectators are free. This years featured Vehicles are Military, Mini Coopers and Rat Rods. Just added; Gilmore Oil Co.1940-1942 Tanker Trucks & Military Flyover! Info: Ron Olsen, 714-330-3565 • Bakersfield, CA: Kern County Raceway Park Inaugural Classic Car-Truck-Bike Show; Live Band-Burn-out contest-Dickey's BBQ-Vendors and fun! Proceeds benefit Race for Diabetes and Fight for Life! Preregistration $30.00 and includes a T-shirt. Info: Cherie at 661-363-3944 or [email protected] 22nd-23rd: • Pomona, CA: O'Reilly Auto Parts Street Machine & Muscle Car Nationals; Presented by Lucas Oil. The coolest collection of high performance muscle cars, pro-touring cars and street machines roll into the Pomona Fairplex for a weekend of vintage vehicle fun! Car fans from across the country will descend on Fairplex to take a spin in their own muscle cars on the Autocross timed obstacle course, cruise their classics on the cruise lanes, smoke some tires in the Mickey Thompson Tires Burnout Contests and more. Show goers will also enjoy a Miss Street Machine Nationals Contest; pro car builders and their custom creations and live music as well as games, products, demos and displays in the Performance Midway. Info: Shelbi Okumura, Spin Communications at 415/380-8390 or email [email protected] 28th-29th-30th: • Orlando, FL: NOPI National Supershow; At Speed World Dragway. 29th-30th: • Pleasanton, CA: Goodguys All American Get-Together; This is it, the original Goodguys event that started it all back in 1983! Specialty Sales Classics presents and kicks off another big 4-event series at the Alameda County Fairgrounds! The scenic fairgrounds in full spring bloom will be packed to the rafters with over 3,000 American powered cars and trucks of all years, makes & models on display! Plus see the crowning of the 2014 Custom of the Year! Hot rods, customs, classics, muscle cars, low ridin’ late models and tricked out trucks of all years, makes & models make this one a “can’t miss” event. Shop the giant Swap Meet with over 1,250 sellers and huge AutoTrader Classics Cars 4 Sale Corral with close to 1,000 vehicles for sale! And don’t miss the vendor exhibits, Goodguys AutoCross, a model car show, FREE kids entertainment and so much more! Info: www.good-guys.com for complete event details! Goodguys Rod and Custom 925-838-9876 30th: • Norco, CA: Spring Break Retro Cruise; 2pm till 5pm at Bob's Big Boy, 3521 Hamner Ave. Free Entry, Raffles and a Pie Walk! Info: [email protected] or call 951-280-3388 April 2014: 4th-6th: • Del Mar, CA: The Goodguys 14th Meguiar’s Del Mar Nationals; brings a full weekend of hot roddin’ fun to the beach in ol’ Del Mar. The entire Del Mar Fairgrounds comes alive with over 2,500 1972 & earlier, hot rods, customs, classics, muscle cars, trucks and woodies through ’72 vintage! Plus you’ll see the crowning of the Street Rod d’Elegance award and don’t miss the Goodguys All American Sunday celebration for late model American made or powered cars on Sunday, April 6th! Walk the huge Show & Shine, get up close to the world’s finest cars in the indoor car show, plus, check out the vendor exhibits, experience Goodguys “Nitro Thunderfest”, shop the Swap Meet & AutoTrader Classics Cars 4 Sale Corral, compete or watch the Goodguys Autocross racing competition, see the Hot Rodder’s of Tomorrow Engine Challenge, enjoy nightly parties and live music, see the “Good Wood” woody exhibit, FREE kids entertainment, Builder’s Choice awards by Charlie Hutton, and so much more! Info: Visit www.good-guys.com for complete event details! 5th: • Salinas, CA: Mustang 50th Celebration Car Show; Presented by Salinas Valley Ford-Lincoln, 1100 Auto Center Circle.
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